Annual Report - Union County Chamber of Commerce

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2015 Accomplishments
1. Continued the Workforce Development Coalition which consists of leaders from various organizations for the purpose of identifying and implementing proactive solutions to the workforce needs of businesses in Union County. The Coalition includes representatives from the Union County Public Schools, South Piedmont Community College, Wingate University, and other community
partners along with representatives from business and manufacturing.
2. Grew membership in Women In Business by 68% in 2015. This dynamic program continues to provide leadership development,
networking opportunities, referrals, and meaningful information specifically for women. • Hosted four quarterly luncheons and four socials, including a golf social at Monroe Country Club Golf Course.
• Created a new professional development event featuring keynote speaker Molly Barker (founder of Girls on the Run), and
four dynamic women speakers from across the state. This unique event had over 140 women in attendance from across our
region.
• Hosted a fall fashion show featuring Women In Business members as models. The fashion show highlighted women’s clothing from the fashion icon, Belk, as well as locally-owned member stores in Union County. The fashion show was a joint
effort of the Women in Business program and the Chamber’s “Shop Union County” program.
3. As part of the Public Policy program, the Union County Chamber:
• Hosted a Government Affairs luncheon in March featuring Union County Manager Cindy Coto to provide a “State of Union
County” to Chamber members and guests. • Hosted a Government Affairs luncheon in October featuring members of the Union County Delegation from Raleigh. State
representatives Dean Arp, Craig Horn, and Mark Brody gave updates from the 2015 legislative session and provided insight to
upcoming legislative issues affecting Union County businesses.
4. The Chamber continued to lead the effort to support the construction of the East-West Connector known as the Monroe Expressway. This important transportation project will benefit not only Union County but the surrounding region.
5. Hosted a Nonprofit Showcase Business Networking Luncheon with the largest attendance in the history of this event. This tabletop trade show provides an opportunity for Chamber member nonprofits to network with business members and showcase
their organization’s work in the community. Keynote speakers Jason Walle and Ben Richardson from Big Ring spoke to attendees
about the importance of business partnering with nonprofits to improve the quality of life for all in our community.
6. As part of the Shop Union County program, the Union County Chamber:
• Grew the Lunch Mob program to introduce Chamber members to restaurant members throughout Union County. In cooperation with the restaurant, the Chamber invites members to the local eatery—no formal program or agenda, and the restaurant
provides a discount to the attendees. It is an informal way to network with other members and to support a local Chamber
restaurant member. • Hosted the Annual Back-to-School Business Expo. This business-to-consumer (B2C) table top tradeshow held at Monroe
Crossing during the high-traffic back to school shopping weekend increases consumer awareness of the many products and
services offered by Chamber members in Union County. • Created and implemented a “Shop Small” social media campaign in support of Small Business Saturday. The purpose of this
campaign is to encourage residents to shop with locally-owned Chamber-member businesses.
7. Created a new program to meet the needs of young professionals 21-39 years of age. Young Professionals of Union County
(YPUC) held its kickoff event in November. This new program will provide professional development opportunities, opportunities
to network with other young professionals, mentoring, and a community service component.
8. Created a new Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) Roundtable to meet the specific needs of EHS professionals in Union
County. This Roundtable meets for the purpose of networking, benchmarking, and sharing best practices. The group includes
EHS professionals from leading industry, healthcare, and government. The Roundtable will host its first public event in the first
quarter of 2016.
President’s Letter
The foundation of a strong community is a healthy business community. We
are fortunate in Union County to have a diverse, vibrant business community
consisting of small and large retail/service businesses, a varied agri-business
community with deep historical significance, and a manufacturing concentration other communities envy. A prosperous business community provides jobs
for our residents, a tax base to build and maintain our infrastructure, income
to support our quality of life through contributions to our non-profits, and support of our educational institutions. The foundation of a healthy business community is a dynamic Chamber of
Commerce. YOUR Chamber is the cornerstone of the business community
providing opportunities to connect with others, providing professional and
personal development opportunities, collaborating with community partners
to meet the challenges businesses face, advocating on behalf of our members,
and acting as a primary resource for our members. The work of the Chamber
is crucial to the success of our members, and ultimately to the success of our
community. This year was a great success! In 2015 your Chamber implemented new
programs, strengthened existing programs, and created opportunities for our
members to “make connections” throughout the year. Attendance at our
events grew dramatically; members utilized the Chamber as a resource for their business, and grew their businesses leveraging the connections they made through the Chamber.
We solidified the Chamber’s role as “The Business Connection in Union County”. We provided solutions to the
common challenges all businesses face and differentiated our services based on the focus areas we serve. We
achieved this by doing what we do best—making connections. This was a great year for YOUR Chamber and our members. Yet as I look to the future, I am confident the best is
yet to come. Wishing you the very best,
Pat Kahle
President
Union County Chamber of Commerce
2015 Board Executive Committee
Jan Glover,
Chair
Potter & Company,
P.A.
Davis Robinson,
Vice-Chair
Well Fargo
Helen Thomas,
Treasurer
First Citizens Bank
2015 Board of Directors
Greg Andress
Kelly Barnhardt
Roland Bibeau, FACHE
Kathy Bragg
Ron Brown
Bill Durham Fred Edwards
Jonathan Edwards
Rick Greene
Craig Klutz
Michael Lutes
Past Chairs
Jack Hargett
Ron Brown
Tom Donahue
Tony Herrin
Pat Kahle
Ron Sumrow Lisa Hildreth Larry Helms Jeff Bass Woody Faulk Doug Woody Karl Cahoon Pam Duke John Roberts 2014
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2003
2002
2001
Union Power Cooperative
Town of Indian Trail
Novant Health Matthews Medical
Center
Union County Community Shelter
State Utility Contractors, Inc.
Wingate University
Goulston Technologies, Inc.
Tyson Foods, Inc.
ASSA ABLOY (Yale Norton)
BB&T Bank
Carolinas HealthCare System
Al Lyerly Charlie Polk Roby Shore Frank Carpenter Earl Miller Don Brown Johnny Pigg Sara Furr Frank Elliot Larry Bishop Fred Long Jack Fowler Tom Caldwell Vaughn Correll 2000
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Gene Robbins,
Secretary
Terry Sholar,
Member At Large
Robbins & Associates Large, Perry, Bundy,
Plyer & Long, PLLC
Insurance
A.C. Marchionne
Cheryl Neely
Chris Platé
Terry Sholar
Dr. Stan Sidor
Julie Sikes
Pamela Silverman
David Smith
Linda Smith
Gary Summerfield
Gayla Tyson
Ben Helms John Ashcraft Dr. Jay King Koy Dawkins John Andrews Dr. Tom Corts Charles Sturgis J. D. Hetcher Harold Johnson Harry Sherwood William Temple C. Frank Griffin James Wellborn Charles Norwood 1986
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Jack Hargett,
Immediate Past
Chair
Hargett Electric Co.
Greiner Bio-One
Carolina Staffing Resources
Monroe-Union County Economic
Development
Large, Perry, Bundy, Plyer & Long, PLLC
South Piedmont Community College
Charlotte Pipe & Foundry – Plastics
Division
Pamela K. Silverman Law
Edward Jones – David E. Smith
Alliance for Children
Summerfield Firestone & Auto Service
StaffMasters
Dr. Budd Smith Thomas Dillon Oliver Nisbet Aaron Plyler J. Harry Lee J. V. Secrest E. D. Gaskins Charles L. Hunley A. Ralph Smith John Adams John Bivens Dr. S. C. Duncan Jack Hernig, Jr. James C. Plyler 1972
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Roy Smith, Sr. 1958
Jack Hargett 1957
R. C. Stewart 1956
Roy Curry 1952
J. Ray Shute 1947
M. B. Honeycutt 1947
W. B. McManus 1946
J. Howard Williams1945
W. A. Henderson 1944
Dr. Paul Helms 1953-54
Neill Huggins 1948-49
H. H. Day 1950-51
Edwin Niven 1941-43
Eugene Presson 1933-40
2015 Ambassadors
Jenn Alexander
Kelly Alling
Alling’s Auto & Truck Repair, LLC
Amanda Cameron
First Citizens Bank
Anna Parler-Dahl
William Dubé
Atelier Home and Office
Rob Favatella
Heartland Payment Systems
Shane Fraser - Co-Chair SNA Today
Linda Ferguson
Frontier Communications
Sandra Grubb
The Sales Office
Sam Hart
Adams Outdoor Advertising
Rusty Link
Carolinas Medical Center – Union
Rob Mays
Sharp Business Systems
Kenda McCoy
Town Planner
Jo Moore
Edward Jones – Jo Moore
Lyle Nearby
AdvantaClean
Brenda Peters
Consolidated Planning
Jenny Prevatte
TwiliteCS Web and Graphic Design
David Rogers
Robbins & Associates Insurance Agency,
Inc.
Dawn Russell
SERVPRO of Union County
Mitch Sells
SunTrust Bank
David Smith
Edward Jones – David E. Smith,
Financial Advisor
Gayla Tyson - Co-Chair StaffMasters
A.J. Wallace
Union County Sheriff’s Office
Tiffany Weaver
Turning Point
2015 Leadership Union
Graduates
Jennifer Anthony
Laura Byrd
Amanda Cameron
Angela Carver
Regina Collins
Donna Dawkins
Theresa Donaldson
Brandon Helms
Tony House
Marci Jackson
Keturah Key
Jessie Lindberg
Emily McGinnis
Melissa McKeown
Richard McMillan
Anna Parler-Dahl
Lori Pierce
Amy Sperry
Lee Swann
Hannah Terrell
Wyatt Tucker
Cheryl Wright
Novant Health Matthews Medical Center
First Citizens Bank
BB&T Bank
ATI Specialty Materials
Union County Habitat for Humanity
The Arc of Union/Cabarrus, Inc.
Union Academy
Union County
Union County Education Foundation
Piedmont Natural Gas
Union County
Parks Heating & Cooling, Inc.
Union County
2015 Programs & Events
Annual Spring Golf Classic
“In February of
this year, I had the
privilege of meeting
Carol Bradley with
HCB Construction/
Healthy Crawl
Space/Bradley Real
Annual Red Carpet Gala
Estate. Carol and
The Annual Gala, held the first Thursday in December, is considered the Chamber’s
her husband Brad
annual meeting. During the event, the Chamber presents its annual awards to distinhad just joined the
guished members and recognizes members who have volunteered throughout the year. Chamber and I was
It is the premiere event of the year.
the Ambassador
assigned to her company. While meeting
Back to School Business EXPO
with Carol and learning about what she and
This Business-to-Consumer event is hosted annually to bring awareness to residents of
her company does, I was thinking to myself Union County the many businesses and services available to them. Chamber members Wow! This is exactly who we are looking for
set up table top booths, share their business information and meet and greet with to build an addition on our existing building.
members, guests and the public. Our auto repair business was growing and
we needed more space. I left our meeting
very excited. I told my husband I finally
Business Networking Luncheons
found “the” contractor to build the addition.
These monthly luncheons are designed to educate members on pertinent issues and
topics that relate to most businesses: small, medium, or large. New Chamber members HCB Construction was hired and by the next
day things were happening! I can honestly
are introduced each month, and all attendees enjoy the time of fellowship and netsay that it has been great working with both
working with fellow members and attendees. Carol and Brad and even better knowing we
are doing business with another Chamber
Connections After Five
These after business hours networking events, hosted by sponsoring members, provide member. If we were not members of the
Union County Chamber of Commerce this
a casual setting for making new connections and catching up on friendships, as well as
connection would not have happened!”
In the spring, members enjoy a relaxing day of golf while networking with clients,
friends and sponsors. The Chamber’s golf tournament is a captain’s choice format with
approximately 100 golfers during a one-day tournament held at a member golf course
each year.
an opportunity for the hosting member to share and educate attendees about their
businesses.
Kelly Alling
Alling’s Auto & Truck Repair, LLC.
Environmental, Health, and Safety Roundtable
This new program was developed to meet the specific needs of EHS professionals in Union County by providing opportunities to
network with other EHS professionals, benchmark, and share best practices. In addition, this group will bring information to the
community to share with other businesses.
Government Affairs Luncheon
Periodic luncheons featuring speakers who present local, state, or national public policy
topics that impact business in Union County and the surrounding region.
Leadership Union
An annual 10 month leadership development program in which participants develop
leadership skills, meet with business and community leaders, develop in-depth knowledge of the challenges and opportunities facing Union County, and explore
opportunities for community service.
Lunch & Learn
These events offer Chamber members the opportunity to showcase their business/services to members during a “Brown Bag lunch”, FREE seminar. Members will walk away
with innovative ideas and strategies to
incorporate into their own businesses for
future success.
Lunch Mobs
As a part of the Shop Union County program, each month the Chamber partners
with a Chamber-member eatery to invite
members to have lunch—no formal program or agenda. This is an informal way to
network with other members and to support a local Chamber-member restaurant. 2015 Programs & Events
Make it In Union County Manufacturer’s Celebration Breakfast
This special event celebrates the benefits of manufacturing in Union County. Manufacturers are recognized for their contributions to our community through the
jobs they create, the infrastructure supported by the taxes they pay, and the thousands
of volunteer hours and dollars they contribute to local nonprofits.
Make it in Union County Manufacturer’s Executive Roundtable
This program provides executives from Union County manufacturers the opportunity
to connect in an informal setting to network, share best practices, benchmark ideas,
and promote ethical leadership, sustainability, and social responsibility.
Ribbon Cuttings and Grand Openings
A basic function of the Chamber, ribbon cuttings and grand opening celebrations are
now a “hot ticket”. Members with new facilities, offices, stores, etc., or breaking
ground on property receive the royal treatment from Chamber Ambassadors, Board
members and staff as the ceremonial “cutting of the ribbon” or “turning of the dirt”
takes place. Billed to new members as a photo opportunity, these events provide free
promotion and are included in the eBizLink email newsletter. Photos are also submitted
to all Chamber media contacts.
Small Business Seminars
Beginning in September 2011, the Union County Chamber and South Piedmont
Community College formed a partnership to offer FREE seminars to small business
members. These events have focused on topics including: Social Networking, General
Accounting, QuickBooks, Woman Owned Small Business Certification and many more. Union County Safety Awards Luncheon
Each year, Union County businesses are recognized by the North Carolina Department
of Labor for their stellar work in maintaining safe work environments. NC Commissioner of Labor, Cherie Berry and her staff attend and present awards at this annual
luncheon.
“THE SALES OFFICE, Inc. is members with
multiple local Chambers (Charlotte,
Matthews, Gaston, York, Morrisville) and
we are most proud of Union County. The
team does a fantastic job for its members
by introducing, inviting, welcoming, leading
and finally confirming its complete participation. Never a chore but a complete
delight. Thank you Union County Chamber
of Commerce for your passion, and wrapping your arms around your community.
Your tireless effort to be the best Chamber
you can be does not go unnoticed.“
Paige Welch
The Sales Office, Inc.
Women In Business
This program is a networking and professional development program established by the Union County Chamber of Commerce. The
purpose of the WIB is to provide a welcoming environment for women executives to cultivate relationships and build their networks. WIB Members are Union County Chamber members whose unique abilities empower those whom they touch. They are dynamic
women who together develop practical solutions based on innovative ideas woven with life experiences.
Workforce Development Coalition
This program provides leaders from various organizations the opportunity to connect for the purpose of identifying and implementing proactive solutions to the workforce needs of businesses in Union County.
Young Professionals of Union County
A new program developed to meet the specific needs of young professionals 21-39 years of age by providing professional development opportunities, opportunities to network with other young professionals, mentoring, and opportunities to serve the community
as a group.
Make it in Union County
Manufacturing Awareness Week
Sept. 28 - Oct. 2, 2015
Each year the first Friday in October is designated as National Manufacturing Day. For the second year, the Union County Chamber of Commerce facilitated a week-long celebration of manufacturing in Union
County under the brand, Make It in Union County. The purpose of the week’s activities was:
to increase awareness of the positive benefits of manufacturing in our community,
to promote manufacturing as a top career choice, and
to thank manufacturers in Union County for the jobs they create, the taxes they pay to support the infrastructure of our county, and the thousands of volunteer hours and dollars they contribute to local charitable organizations.
The Chamber reached out to community partners and manufacturers to create a Manufacturing Awareness Task Force to plan and
facilitate activities, create and execute a marketing plan, and engage local students, parents, and educators.
The Task Force was led by the Chamber and included representatives from Union County Public Schools, Union Academy Charter
School, South Piedmont Community College, Monroe-Union County Economic Development, local manufacturers and local marketing experts.
The marketing plan included significant presence on social media (Facebook, Twitter, and Linkedin), constant updates to the Make
It in Union County website, speakers in area high schools, field trips, and posters, handouts and other communication directly to
students in the area high schools.
Union County Public School Guidance Counselors and Career Development Coordinators toured Greiner Bio-One and Vanguard Pai
Lung prior to the big event to learn about manufacturing and about the activities to be held during Manufacturing Awareness Week.
Speakers from various manufacturers across the county spoke to local high schools reaching over 1,000 students and educators.
Manufacturing Awareness Week
Charlotte Pipe and Foundry-Plastics Division and Vanguard Pai Lung hosted field trips for students from Union County
Public Schools and Union Academy Charter School. Public Open House events were hosted at: ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems, Goulston Technologies, Greiner Bio-One
and Scott Safety.
A Manufacturing Showcase Event was held at South Piedmont Community College with 38 table top exhibits featuring
local manufacturers, Union County Public Schools and South Piedmont Community College. Students were able to
use a welding simulator, try on firefighting safety equipment from Scott Safety, play a drum from Ludwig Drums, and
talk with leaders from local manufacturers.
The week’s activities culminated in a Manufacturing Celebration Breakfast attended by over 110 manufacturing executives and community leaders. This year’s keynote speaker was Barnaby Keller from Keller Technology who spoke
about workforce development and the needs of the manufacturing community.
During Manufacturing Awareness Week 2015, over 1870 people were reached through the schools, speakers, tours,
field trips, open house events, manufacturing showcase, and the breakfast event. Even more received information through
Make It in Union County’s website and various social media sites.
Make It in Union County Program
In addition to Manufacturing Awareness Week, Make It in Union
County, participated in Union County Public Schools’ 2015
Middle School Career Day to increase awareness about manufacturing among middle school students.
Make It in Union County was also the Awards Sponsor for the Union
County Robotics Challenge held at South Piedmont Community
College’s Center for Technology and Health Education.
MakeItInUnionCounty.com #MakeItInUC 2015 Event, Program & Advertising Sponsors
Annual Golf Classic Beverage Cart Sponsors
RJS Logistics, Inc.
Windsor Windows & Doors, Inc.
Potter & Company, P.A.
Robbins & Associates Insurance Agency, Inc.
Technocom Business Systems
The Budd Group
Vanguard Pai Lung
Victory Bolt and Specialty, Inc.
Putting Green Sponsor
Lunch Sponsor
Goodie Bag Sponsor
Photography Sponsor
Parks Heating & Cooling, Inc.
Presenting Sponsor
Greiner Bio-One
Corporate Sponsors
Better Car People, LLC
Brewer-Hendley Oil Co., Inc.
Century Contractors, Inc.
Charlotte Pipe & Foundry Co. – Plastics Division
Emerald Lake Golf Club
Hargett Electric Company
McGee Corporation
Metro Tech Systems
Hole Sponsor
Atlantic Pinstriping LLC
Fairway Sign Sponsors
Audi of Charlotte
C&C Tool and Machine
Commercial Piping & Fabricating, Inc.
Graybar Electric Company
Hampton Inn – Monroe
Project Financial Consultants & Associates
Quik Trip
StaffMasters
Annual Red Carpet Gala
Platinum Sponsor
Gold Sponsors
Big Ring Interactive, LLC
Brewer-Hendley Oil Co., Inc.
Charlotte Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Associates
Coco Lumber Company, LLC
Greiner Bio-One
QEMS, Inc.
Awards Sponsor
Duke Energy Corp.
Silver Sponsors
GM Nameplate N.C. Div.
Development
Bronze Sponsors
AT&T
Atlantic Pinstriping LLC
Bakery Feeds, Inc. – DAR PRO Solutions
BB&T Bank
Bradley Real Estate & Development/
HCB Construction
Foster Grace Insurance Agency
Frontier Communications Inc.
Holiday Inn Express – Monroe
Piedmont Natural Gas
Robbins & Associates Insurance
Agency, Inc.
Rutledge Financial Partners
2015 Event, Program & Advertising Sponsors
Connections After Five
Spivey Insurance Group
Windsor Windows & Doors, Inc.
Yadkin Bank
Back to School Expo
Platinum Sponsor
Belk
Gold Sponsors
Frontier Communications, Inc.
HCB Construction/Healthy Crawl
Space/Bradley Real Estate
Laxer, Long & Savage Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics
Silver Sponsors
Foster Grace Insurance Agency
Interstate Supplies & Services
Soccer Shots Charlotte Chapter
Exhibitor Coffee Sponsor
Morehead Title Company
Business Networking
Luncheons
January – County South Insurance/ Mutual of Omaha
Feb – Foster Grace Insurance Agency
March – Bradley Real Estate & Development
April – Westmoreland Printers, Inc.
May – Henderson Properties, Inc.
June – Bright Blessings; Helms Robison & Lee, PA
July – AccuPointe
August – Carolina Staffing Resources
September – Henderson Properties, Inc.
October – Union Power Cooperative
November – Henderson Properties, Inc.
Presenting Sponsors
March - Nana’s Soul Food Kitchen
April - Bank of North Carolina
May – HealthQuest of Union County
October - PruittHealth – Union Pointe
Union County Connect
Luncheons
Platinum Sponsor
Centralina Workforce Development – June and November
Gold Sponsors
Union Power Cooperative – June and November
First Citizens Bank - June
Union Power Cooperative-September
Silver Sponsors
AT&T- November
eBizLink and eCalendar
Synergy Insurance Company
“In Union County” Magazine Back Cover
Inside Front Cover
Keffer Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram
Full Page
Monroe-Union County Economic Development
Half Page
Bonita’s School Of Ballet
Extreme Ice Center
Union County Public Schools
Wingate University
Third Page
Heritage Funeral Home
Robbins & Associates Insurance
Agency, Inc.
Stepp Law Group, PLLC
The Hickory Tavern
The Tyson Group
Fourth Page
Bike Depot of Waxhaw, LLC
Black’s Tire & Auto
City of Monroe NC
Courtyard by Marriott
Downtown Monroe NC
Frontier Communications Inc.
Henn Automotive
Mario’s Pizza & Italian Restaurant
Monroe Country Club Golf Course
PruittHealth – Union Pointe
Rutledge Financial Partners
Spiro’s Hilltop Fish Fare & Steakhouse
Stacks Kitchen
Summerfield Firestone & Auto
ServiceUSB Recycling, LLC
Union Academy
Union County Habitat for Humanity
Union County YMCA at Wesley Chapel
Wingate Dental Care
Business Card
Bowden Realty Management
Carolyn Ann Ryan Photography
Century 21-Bowden Realty
Creative Food Concepts, Inc.
Monroe Rehabilitation Center
Make it in Union
Manufacturing Awareness
Showcase Platinum Sponsor
Centralina Workforce Development
Hospitality Suite Sponsor
The Budd Group
Manufacturing Celebration
Breakfast
Platinum Sponsor
AccuPointe
Gold Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
Combined Worksite Solutions
Courtyard by Marriott
First Citizens Bank
Premiere Communications & Consulting, Inc.
StaffMasters
Vision Office Systems
Safety Awards Luncheon
Platinum Sponsor
Scott Safety
Gold Sponsor
Silver Sponsors
AdvantaClean of Monroe
AFL
Holiday Inn Express – Monroe
Development
S & S Maintenance, Inc.
Website Premier
Header Ads Novant Health
Synergy Insurance Company
Union Power
Women In Business
Program Sponsor
Stepp Law Group, PLLC
Platinum Sponsors
Shops at Nottingham/Union County
Women’s Coalition – February
Henderson Properties, Inc. – April
Novant Health Matthews Medical Center – May Professional
Development Event
Duke Energy Corp. – August
Wedding Dress Me – October
Gold Sponsors
Carolinas HealthCare System – April
Charlotte Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Associates – May Professional
Development Event
Silver Sponsors
Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram of Indian Trail – April
Carolinas HealthCare System – May
Professional Development Event
First Citizens Bank – May Professional
Development Event
Helms Robison & Lee, PA – May Professional Development Event
& August
BGW CPA, PLLC – August
Cameo Communications, LLC – August
FastMed Urgent Care Monroe – August
Full HR, Inc. – August
Holiday Inn Express Monroe – August
Atlantic Pinstriping LLC – October
Bank of North Carolina – October
BGW CPA, PLLC – October
Cathy Burns Real Estate Group –
October
Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram of Indian
Trail – October
FastMed Urgent Care Monroe –
October
Holiday Inn Express Monroe – October
PruittHealth – Union Pointe – October
Quilt Bee Fabrics – October
State Farm Insurance and Financial Services – October
The Silver Lining – October
Social Sponsors
Carolinas HealthCare System – September
Grateful Box, Inc. – October
Young Professionals of Union
County (YPUC) Collins Family Law Group
Union County Chamber of Commerce
903 Skyway Dr., Monroe, NC 28110 | Phone: 704-289-4567 | Fax: 704-282-0122 info@UnionCountyCoC.com | www.UnionCountyCoC.com

Annual Report - Union County Chamber of Commerce

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